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Latest news on data protection, privacy and cybersecurity regulatory developments, data breaches and enforcement actions happening around the world.

Ransom notes on laptop screen showing website defacement by ransomware gang
Cyber SecurityNews

Ransomware Gang Incorporates Website Defacement, Posts Ransom Notes to Public-Facing Websites

June 10, 2022
It is unclear if the website defacement with ransom notes signals a broader trend, but ransomware gangs have been known to change and evolve their tactics over time.
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Privacy protect icon over hand of businessman showing privacy compliance for digital advertising
Data ProtectionNews

IAB Tech Lab Privacy Compliance Platform Seeks To Centralize EU & US Controls for Digital Advertising

June 9, 2022
The IAB project uses a single protocol that presently assists digital advertising with existing European Union (EU) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) privacy compliance requirements.
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Padlock on laptop computer with red binary ransomware attacks on monitor screen of healthcare organizations
Cyber SecurityNews

Twice as Many Healthcare Organizations Paid Extortion After Ransomware Attacks, but Only 2% Recovered All Data

June 9, 2022
Sophos found that 64% of healthcare organizations chose to pay ransom after ransomware attacks in 2021, up from 34% in 2020, but only 2% of payers recovered all encrypted data.
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Mechanical bug on laptop keyboard showing zero-day vulnerability for remote code execution
Cyber SecurityNews

Atlassian Zero-Day Vulnerability Allowing Critical Remote Code Execution Patched After Several Exploitation Incidents

June 9, 2022
The patch comes as attempts to exploit the zero-day vulnerability began to ramp up worldwide, and was badly needed as there were no other viable remediation techniques to stop remote code execution.
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Hacker working on laptop and talks on the phone showing cybercrime and scams
Cyber SecurityNews

Cybercrime Trend Toward Advanced, Structured Fraud Continues as Over Half of Incidents in 2021 Were Scams

June 8, 2022
Cybercrime outfits are increasingly shifting to highly structured and advanced fraud operations, with "scams-as-a-service" models that reflect the similar offerings for other attack types such as ransomware.
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Professor lecturing in lecture hall at university showing higher education credentials sold on hacker forums
Cyber SecurityNews

FBI Alert: Russian Hacker Forums Are Selling Security Credentials of Higher Education Institutions

June 8, 2022
The FBI warned higher education institutions that cyber criminals were selling their login credentials on publicly-accessible and dark web Russian hacker forums.
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Judge gavel near the China flag showing cybersecurity rules for financial firms
Cyber SecurityNews

Potential Risk for Financial Firms in China’s New Draft Cybersecurity Rules: Mandatory Data Storage, Sharing With CSRC

June 8, 2022
A leading lobbying group in the Asia Pacific region is raising a warning about China's new proposed cyber security rules for financial firms, sending a letter to the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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Face of an unrecognizable man with polygons on it showing face search engine
Data PrivacyNews

PimEyes Face Search Engine Alarmingly Thorough and Accurate, Able To Pick Faces Out of Crowds

June 7, 2022
Face search engines that trawl the internet are not a new concept, but this apparent level of accuracy (backed by an advanced AI algorithm) has not previously been made available to the general public.
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Stethoscope on white keyboard showing ransomware attack on public health system
Cyber SecurityNews

Ransomware Attack on Costa Rica Spreads to Public Health System, Covid-19 Testing Results Taken Offline

June 7, 2022
Already suffering from significant damage caused by a recent Conti ransomware attack, Costa Rica has taken another blow as Hive ransomware has infected a portion of its public health system.
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Aerial view of Gran Via, main shopping street in Madrid, Spain showing Google GDPR Fine for violating right to be forgotten
Data ProtectionNews

Spain Hands Google €10 Million GDPR Fine for Violation of “Right To Be Forgotten” Rules

June 6, 2022
Spanish data protection authority AEPD called the two infringements that led to the GDPR fine "very serious." Both relate to Google's transfer of EU citizen data to the US.
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